Lamborghini
Lamborghini is the Italian word for Lamborghini.
It can also refer to tractors produced by the company.
Meaning: Car (noun)
Did you know?
- The name Lamborghini likely derives from the ancient Germanic elements meaning 'lamb' and 'fortified city'.
- In Italian, many people use the name Lamborghini as a metonym to describe something incredibly fast or luxurious.
- In many Italian dialects, names ending in '-ini' or '-ino' are common ways to create affectionate nicknames for people.
Examples in context
- Il mio sogno è comprare un trattore Lamborghini.My dream is to buy a Lamborghini tractor.This sentence illustrates using Lamborghini when referring to a Lamborghini tractor.Tatoeba #1550213 by Guybrush88, translation #413635 by Scott
- Hai mai guidato una Lamborghini?Have you ever driven a Lamborghini?
- Hey, hai visto l'ultimo modello di Lambo?Hey, have you seen the latest Lambo model?
- Quella Lamborghini è davvero veloce.That Lamborghini is really fast.
- Ho visto una Lamborghini rossa in centro.I saw a red Lamborghini downtown.
- 2 more sentences on Tatoeba
Example conversation
Martina and Matteo are walking down a street in Italy.
- MartinaSenti il rumore di quella Lamborghini?Do you hear the sound of that Lamborghini?
- MatteoSì, è davvero velocissima!Yes, it is really fast!
- MartinaVorrei possederne una un giorno.I would like to own one one day.
- MatteoSogno anche io una Lamborghini.I dream of a Lamborghini too.
Sources
- Word origins: Wiktionary entries Lamborghini, CC BY-SA 4.0.
- Example sentences: Tatoeba CC BY 2.0 FR.
